Outside of being the Bobby Bones Show video producer, Eddie has been pursuing songwriting. Fans know he has talents as a guitar player and singer as he is one half of the Raging Idiots duo. So it’s no surprise that he spends his
Everyone has been picking up new passions lately, especially after the pandemic. The Bobby Bones Show decided to do a segment today where they got to geek out over the things they’re really obsessed with right now. Amy shared the
There’s an incredible rescue dog in Rhode Island that has done so many awesome thing, she’s inspired a Netflix movie. Australian shepherd and border collie mix Ruby was adopted by Cpl. Daniel O’Neil in 2011. He was in
Tim Tebow is a 2x national champion, first-round NFL draft pick, author, and businessman. He stopped by the Bobby Bones Show to talk about his newest book and share why he keeps writing, where he hopes to be in the
This past weekend, Bobby Bones and the Raging Idiots played Strawberry Festival in Florida. The concert appearance started off rocky for some of the band members as their flight was cancelled and they had to drive from Nashville. However,
Raymundo hasn’t been back in the gym since pre-COVID times. Recently, he started working out at the gym again and things haven’t been going like they did before. Apparently, Raymundo thinks gyms are more strict now compared to
99-year-old World War II veteran Sam Baker proved that it’s never too late to pursue a dream. Baker enlisted in the Marine Corps at 19 in 1942. He left the service in 1947 and joined the US Coast
Ryan Reynolds is a massive actor and he just released one of his favorite recent films called The Adam Project on Netflix. He stopped by The Bobby Bones Show for his first time on the show. While Reynolds doesn’t pretend going into
Parker McCollum is “having the best month of his life.” He stopped by The Bobby Bones Show to talk about all of the good things happening to him lately. At the 2022 ACM Awards, McCollum won Best New Male Artist of the
Yesterday (March 10) in The Bobby Bones Show’s Tell Me Something Good segment, a story was shared about kindergarteners from West Side Elementary who created a free hotline to share their advice, pep talks, and joy with the world. Lunchbox decided
